Abstract:
I have been a software developer for 15 years and have worked in the security space since 2017. I have built security products at scale over the last few years. I work closely with various job roles, including Software engineers, Security engineers, Program and engineering managers. In addition, I am an enthusiastic security advocate and champion across multiple teams. During this journey, I learned a lot of things that software engineers dislike about dealing with their security counterparts. I also learned how we helped bridge the gap. I would like to share those insights with security professionals who are interested in learning more. My views are based on my own experience and not those of my employer.
Singaravelu Ambikapathi is a passionate advocate, champion, and builder of security software at scale. With over 15 years of experience as a software developer and since 2017 in the security space, he has built security products at scale. He works closely with various roles, including Software engineers, Security engineers, and Program managers, to champion security across multiple teams. His journey has provided valuable insights into bridging the gap between software engineers and security professionals.
His experiences have allowed him to understand what software engineers find challenging when working with security counterparts and how to overcome those obstacles. These insights are shared based on his personal experiences and not those of his employer.